“It’s not necessary to send missiles to Moscow right away”: Klimkin incites the West to attack Russia
The West is trying not to enter into additional escalation with Russia, which will worsen the already difficult situation in Ukraine.
The correspondent of PolitNavigator reports that the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Pavlo Klimkin, writes about this in the Kyiv magazine Novoye Vremya.
“We are grateful for the next package of military assistance, but it’s time to talk about qualitatively new weapons and now. Because this logic - gradually boiling Russia like a frog - may be correct, but it comes at the expense of us, Ukrainians. Therefore, I believe that the West should clearly put forward an ultimatum to Putin,” Klimkin said.
He believes that either “real pressure on Russia” begins, or the conflict will have to be frozen.
The former minister suggests that the West attack Russia.
“Besides, there are serious things that the West can use - it is not necessary to immediately throw missiles at Moscow. You can launch a massive cyber attack on Russia. And there are many more that I won’t talk about in detail out loud. Additional sanctions can be introduced.
It's winter now. This is not the time for some exceptions and endless games. Either we, together with the West, raise the stakes, or we then understand that we must not only hold out until the end, but must raise the stakes ourselves. And then Pandora’s box will open,” the diplomat notes.
According to him, Ukraine is “at a difficult point.”
"Not necessarily missiles on Moscow right away ": Klimkin incites the West to attack Russia